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All SIEM products provide basic data analytics capabilities, but you may be able to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of these capabilities through some relatively small changes. Learn three fundamental steps to take that will help you get the most out of your security information and event management tool.
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Gary Seay, former vice president and CIO of Community Health Systems, was one of the earliest victims of a healthcare data breach back in 2014. In this e-guide, Seay shares what he believes every healthcare organization should do to ward off cyberattacks and shares specific technologies involved in maintaining cybersecurity for healthcare.
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Discover the importance of application security testing and Web application firewalls (WAFs) in the delivery of modern web-based application deployments.
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In this e-guide learn how to get smart about industrial IoT security risks in manufacturing, as well as how to map out an industrial IoT plan to create a smooth-running, smart factory.
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Get a deeper understanding of who is behind theft, the types of data being stolen and the ways it is getting outside of organizations. Though it's difficult to completely stop, discover policies and procedures you can easily follow to reduce overall data loss.
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It can be difficult to recover data that is encrypted by ransomware malware. In this expert guide, discover how to stop ransomware from breaching your network in the first place and backup all of your data.
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Learn how to improve your enterprise's endpoint security by addressing network access control (NAC), data loss prevention (DLP), and other tools and techniques.
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Health data has become some of the most sought-after personal data on the black market, making healthcare professionals and hospital systems prime targets for cybercrime – particularly ransomware attacks. This e-guide will provide you with 10 steps to avoid ransomware attacks on your health systems.
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Learn how to define security requirements at the beginning, and what can be learned from the RASP approach in closing the gap left by application security testing.
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Learn how RASP, or runtime application self-protection, could be the answer to prevent vulnerabilities from slipping through the web app review process and block new, unforeseen threats.